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donating $25,000 to the victim's fund in his name. joefryer,nbcnews, losangeles. >> amazing to hear their story. at least some lighter moments there with ellen too. >> ellen always provides that. >>> just ahead, which 68-year-old music legend is about to become a dad again. plus, could this popular snapchat filter become this year's hottest halloween costume. you're watching "early today." so... i'm hoping for good years ahead. that's thanks to research funded by the american cancer society. the same folks giving me free rides to treatments, insurance advice, and a place to stay during chemo. i need that stuff like you don't know. and now that you do, please give at cancer.org. in the water, in the water you ready for this? she doesn't like it... you gotta get in there okay, okay careful not to get it in her eyes i know what a bath is... smile honey this thing is like... first kid here we go second kid you coming in mommy? ahh not a chance! by their second kid, every parent is an expert and more likely to choose luvs than first time parents. luvs with nightlockplus absorbs wetn

donating $25,000 to the victim's fund in his name. joe fryer, nbc news, los angeles. >> amazing to hear their story. at least some lighter moments there with ellen too. >> ellen always provides that. >>> just ahead, which 68-year-old music legend is about to become a dad again. plus, could this popular snapchat filter become this year's hottest halloween costume. you're watching "early today." so... i'm hoping for good years ahead. that's thanks to research...

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: >> reporter: tomcostello,nbcnews, boston.>> man packing various vegetable products with listeria. the germ was found on one of its products during random sampling. the recall affects products throughout the u.s. and canada with best used by dates october 11 through october 20th. sold at trader joe's and signature farms. a full list of recalled products is available on the food and drug administration's website. no injuries tied to the recall have been reported. >> let's go back to bill karins for another check of the forecast. bill? >> local heavy downpours, we have been dry. heading into a small drought in the areas of the northeast. if you quit this much rain in a short period of time you can get areas of localized flooding so one to 3 inches is possible from new york city especially through new england, this will be starting today. then slowly through tomorrow and even through the overnight hours, tonight, too. the other forecast concerns florida with showers and thunderstorms one, two, three hs over the same areas. southeast enjoying after yesterday. we have the world series

: >> reporter: tom costello, nbc news, boston. >> man packing various vegetable products with listeria. the germ was found on one of its products during random sampling. the recall affects products throughout the u.s. and canada with best used by dates october 11 through october 20th. sold at trader joe's and signature farms. a full list of recalled products is available on the food and drug administration's website. no injuries tied to the recall have been reported. >> let's...

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gps to conduct theresearch.nbchasconfirmed the post report. and itwasnewsimmediatelyseized upon by white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders. the real russia sand l, clinton campaign paid for the russian dossier and covered it up. the president who denounced the dossier and colluding with russia, he said saturday the doj should, quote, release who paid for the infamous document. for more we go to nbc's tracie potts in washington. good morning. >> reporter: frances, good morning. complicated story. but let's breakdown who is involved here. you mentioned a few of the names perkins coy, that's the law firm that was working for both the clinton camp and the dnc. they hired fusion gps which was this investigative firm that hired christopher steel, the former british intelligence officer that pulled up that dossier, that information that president trump said was absolutely false. and now this morning confirmation that it was all tied to the clinton campaign and the dnc. we have reaction this morning not from the clinton campaign, but from a former spokesperson for clinto

gps to conduct the research. nbc has confirmed the post report. and it was news immediately seized upon by white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders. the real russia sand l, clinton campaign paid for the russian dossier and covered it up. the president who denounced the dossier and colluding with russia, he said saturday the doj should, quote, release who paid for the infamous document. for more we go to nbc's tracie potts in washington. good morning. >> reporter: frances, good...

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at sea. miguelalmaguer,nbcnews, losangeles. >> wow. >> i don't know. i don't even know what to say. >> can you imagine what they think that of going to bed every night, what they talk about, can't imagine. >> at least they had each other. that's the only thing that kept them sane. >> and pasta, rice and oatmeal. >> day. >> they're like wilson, the volleyball. crazy. a lot more questions about that story. let's get into the weekend forecast as it gets more active as we go throughout the weekend. today we're seeing the areas of rain in mississippi and alabama. we shift that on saturday into areas of georgia, right up the appalachians and western pennsylvania, western new york. tropical rain in south florida. notice the rest of the country is looking just fine. still kind of cool in the middle of the nation. and then for the big storm on sunday, so we see that tropical moisture and a new storm forming and coming up through the northeast. it's going to be a very heavy rain event and we're also going to see strong gusty winds with that, too. if you're watching the nfl games in phila

at sea. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >> wow. >> i don't know. i don't even know what to say. >> can you imagine what they think that of going to bed every night, what they talk about, can't imagine. >> at least they had each other. that's the only thing that kept them sane. >> and pasta, rice and oatmeal. >> day. >> they're like wilson, the volleyball. crazy. a lot more questions about that story. let's get into the weekend forecast as it...

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. ourlatestnewnbcnewsand"wall street journal" poll showing 38% of voters approve of the job he's doing in office, with 58% disapproving. it is the lowest in modern times for a president in the first year of his presidency. so, the question, will the president's base care or believe today's indictment? with a full 81% of republican saying they approve of mr. trump's work in office. and it's that group of conservatives the president spoke to, as he bemoaned the russia investigation calling it phony trump-russia collusion which doesn't exist. nbc's kelly o'donnell has more from the white house. >> reporter: on a dreary gray sunday, president trump stayed inside the white house. but active like a cloud burst on twitter. venting broadly about the russia investigation, blaming democrats for a, quote, witch hunt for evil politics. while washington, a town that thrives on being in the know, waits in the dark for special counsel robert mueller's first indictment. >> we haven't been informed of who it is, and i don't think it would have been appropriate for bob mueller to tell us. >>

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outlets,includingnbcnewsconfirmedrobert mueller, the man at the helm of the russian investigation will issue his first indictment five months into the investigation. the news comes as the president hits his lowest approval numbers, yet. 38% of voters approve of the job he is doing in office. 58% disapprove thachlt is down from september making the lowest numbers of modern times. still, 81% of republicans continue to have faith in this president. mr. trump's base continue to throw their support behind him as the indictments come to light? that could explain why he tweeted up a storm. he urged democrats to do something claiming they are waging a witch hunt for evil politics. the question this morning, who has mueller targeted and for what kind of alleged crime. kelly o'donnell has more from the white house. >> reporter: on a dreary, gray sunday, president trump stayed inside the white house. but, active like a cloud burst on twitter. venting broadly about the russia investigation, blaming democrats for a, quote, witch hunt for evil politics. while washington, a town th

outlets, including nbc news confirmed robert mueller, the man at the helm of the russian investigation will issue his first indictment five months into the investigation. the news comes as the president hits his lowest approval numbers, yet. 38% of voters approve of the job he is doing in office. 58% disapprove thachlt is down from september making the lowest numbers of modern times. still, 81% of republicans continue to have faith in this president. mr. trump's base continue to throw their...

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latest storm doesn't pack the same punch. dan shenaman,nbcnews. >>the white house is scrambling according to some reports after multiple news outlets including nbc news confirms special counsel robert mueller the man at the helm of the russia investigation will issue his first indictment today. charging one or more individuals just five months into his investigation. the news coming as the president hits his lowest approval numbers yet with just 38% of voters approving of the job he's doing in office. 58% disapproving. that's down quite a bit from just september making the lowest approval numbers in modern times for a president in the first year of his presidency. >> still, as 81% of republicans continue to have faith in his presidency, will mr. trump's base continue to throw their support behind him as today's indictment or indictments come to light? that could explain why mr. trump tweeted up a storm this weekend urging, do something when it comes to democrats who he claims are waging a witch hunt for evil politics, referring to the russia investigation as phony. the question

latest storm doesn't pack the same punch. dan shen aman, nbc news. >> the white house is scrambling according to some reports after multiple news outlets including nbc news confirms special counsel robert mueller the man at the helm of the russia investigation will issue his first indictment today. charging one or more individuals just five months into his investigation. the news coming as the president hits his lowest approval numbers yet with just 38% of voters approving of the job...

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vegas is safe. jolenekent,nbcnews, lasvegas. >> returning now to the weather, looks a little bit busy behind you there in the tropics, bill. >> we have our depression. it's not showing any signs of getting any stronger, so that's good. it will be near the coastline of nicaragua and honduras later today. tomorrow is the big day. it will be over the western caribbean, over very warm water. if it's going to intensify, that's when it will likely happen. almost hurricane strength by the time it gets to cancun. in the gulf, a strong tropical storm. none of the long-range models take this as a big cat 3 or anything like that. it should stay on the weaker end of the hurricane scale. we're watching from louisiana to the western panhandle of the da. center comes near you and you get the hurricane force winds, that's when you do need to make preparations. we'll take a look at the weekend forecast when we come back. >> bill, thank you. >>> we have learned former presidents are said to headline a benefit concert organized by the george h.w. bush presidential library will take place on october

vegas is safe. jolene kent, nbc news, las vegas. >> returning now to the weather, looks a little bit busy behind you there in the tropics, bill. >> we have our depression. it's not showing any signs of getting any stronger, so that's good. it will be near the coastline of nicaragua and honduras later today. tomorrow is the big day. it will be over the western caribbean, over very warm water. if it's going to intensify, that's when it will likely happen. almost hurricane strength by...

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tellnbcnews, isismay have been behind the deadly ambush of special forces. american troops are still on the ground. >> last night, we did lose three service members and it was a dynamic situation and we still have ongoing operations. >> reporter: it happened in the west african nation, the americans were on a training mission. described as routine. less than a dozen u.s. and local forces were on foot when they were ambushed by a larger group of islamic militants. the green berets and locals were overwhelmed and began to return fire. french helicopters arrived to rescue them, in addition to the three soldiers killed, two were injured. are these forces, looking to engage islamic militants? >> no, we are on a security assistance mission. >> reporter: the ambush could mark a new chapter in the battle against isis in africa as isis fighters are losing territory in syria and iraq. >> thank you for that. >> now, to washington, where a new report said that the president will punt on a major issue in lumber bimbo, the iranr deal. president trump will announce next week that he will dece

tell nbc news, isis may have been behind the deadly ambush of special forces. american troops are still on the ground. >> last night, we did lose three service members and it was a dynamic situation and we still have ongoing operations. >> reporter: it happened in the west african nation, the americans were on a training mission. described as routine. less than a dozen u.s. and local forces were on foot when they were ambushed by a larger group of islamic militants. the green...

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threatened to resign over the summer. according to a report yesterdayfromnbcnews. butthe fact that tillerson threatened to resign is not the most damning part of this story. that, of course, had to do with what tillerson called trump behind his back. >> at a meeting at the pentagon, with the president's national security team, there were cabinet officials, white house officials, the president attended. he left. the group was gathering, there were a number of people around. and the secretary called the president a moron. >> seth: wow. and tillerson has that great texas accent, so you know he really stretched it out. that guy is a more-ron. [ laughter ] now, obviously, this story was based on anonymous sources, and the state department denied it, which is why msnbc did their own reporting on exactly what tillerson said and issued an important clarification later that day. >> my source didn't just say that he called him a moron. he said an effing moron. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: this story -- keeps getting better and better. seriously. i can't wait for the next upd

threatened to resign over the summer. according to a report yesterday from nbc news. but the fact that tillerson threatened to resign is not the most damning part of this story. that, of course, had to do with what tillerson called trump behind his back. >> at a meeting at the pentagon, with the president's national security team, there were cabinet officials, white house officials, the president attended. he left. the group was gathering, there were a number of people around. and the...

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psychs. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." >>fromnbcnewsinwashington, the longest running show in television history. celebrating it's 70th year. this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. when the history of the trump presidency is written we may look back at this week as one of the worst for this president, considering. his secretary of health and human services tom price had to resign over his free spending on charter flights. late efforts to repeal and replace obamacare went belly up without a vote. and it's unclear what it does for the working class and the poor. alabama republicans defy the president by nominations roy moore over mr. trump's pick of the establishment. but the biggest story of all may wind up being what's happening in puerto rico. the mayor of the capitol san juan unloaded to the zas there. >> so i am done being polite, i am not done being politically correct, i am mad as hell. we are dying. and you are killing us with the inefficiency. and the bureaucracy. >> president trump responded with a series of tweets yesterday,

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. it's "meet the press." >>fromnbcnewsinwashington, the longest running show in television history, celebrating its 70th year this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. this was a week when attention should have been focussed on issues with real life consequences, future of health care, tax cuts and ambush that resulted in four american service men being killed but it was a side show what president trump reportedly said to the widow of one of the fallen soldiers that dominated the headlines and illuminated the erosion. the battles that president trump engages in with democrats, media and members of his own party appeared to prop two former presidents and a former nominee. the latest twitter/cable cat nip soap opera began when president trump claimed incorrectly that he alone among presidents made a point of calling and comforting the families of those who died in defense of the country. >> most of them didn't make calls, a lot of them didn't make calls. >> when even condolences to gold star military families became politicized. >> didn't say what that congres

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claire mccaskill of missouri on running as a democrat in trump country. >>> plus, ourbrandnewnbcnews/"wall streetjournal" poll. the latest numbers for the president and a sign of where the vote for congress might be headed in 2018. >>> also robert mueller is expected to serve up the first indictment in the russia investigation. we'll have the latest on what to look for there. >>> and the opioid epidemic. this morning, i'll talk to a fire chief on the front lines of this crisis. >> i see this as a countrywide problem that has the potential to bankrupt the country. >> huntington, west virginia's fire chief on the day in the life, fighting the epidemic. joining me for insight and analysis are chris matthews, host of "hardball" on msnbc. amy walter, national editor of the cook political report. al cardenas, former chairman of the american conservative union. and eliana johnson of politico. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, celebrating its 70th year, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd

claire mccaskill of missouri on running as a democrat in trump country. >>> plus, our brand new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll. the latest numbers for the president and a sign of where the vote for congress might be headed in 2018. >>> also robert mueller is expected to serve up the first indictment in the russia investigation. we'll have the latest on what to look for there. >>> and the opioid epidemic. this morning, i'll talk to a fire chief on the...

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post," and carol lee, national political reporterfornbcnews. welcometo sunday. it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history celebrating its 70th year. this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. in some many ways there is a wash, rinse, repeat feeling to this entire week. a sense that we've been here before. one of those stories, in one corner, there is a by now familiar white house chaos story brewing. is president trump angry at secretary x and is secretary y on his way out and how long will the chief of staff last? we'll get to that intrigue later in the broadcast. but another big story in another big corner of this big "newsweek" is political debating about debating gun control. this is in the wake of another mass shooting. this one happens to be the worst one in american history. 58 killed, more than 500 wounded in las vegas all at a jason aldean concert. last night aldean opened the show and then talked about tom petty who died this week. ♪ no, i won't back down ♪ i won't back

post," and carol lee, national political reporter for nbc news. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history celebrating its 70th year. this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. in some many ways there is a wash, rinse, repeat feeling to this entire week. a sense that we've been here before. one of those stories, in one corner, there is a by...

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sports sunday." >>> right nowannbcbayareanews, hemade headlines as the first baseball player to protest during the national anthem. tonight an a's player now facing serious charges. >>> plus a deadly shooting in a quiet east bay community. neighbors say they believe the victim's good intentions might have cost him his life. >>> get back, get back, get back! >> a violent scene at a popular bay area amusement park caught on camera. the news starts right now. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney. we're on with a primetime edition of nbc bay area news because of sunday night football. south bay, there is now heightened security at great america after violence broke out at the park last night. nbc bay area live outside the park in santa clara with the story and the video on social media that is getting a lot of attention. ancer? >> i spoke to police, they say there are significantly more officers out here tonight after last night's fight. great america wouldn't comment on specifics of their security policy, but i went through the entrance myself, there are peop

sports sunday." >>> right now an nbc bay area news, he made headlines as the first baseball player to protest during the national anthem. tonight an a's player now facing serious charges. >>> plus a deadly shooting in a quiet east bay community. neighbors say they believe the victim's good intentions might have cost him his life. >>> get back, get back, get back! >> a violent scene at a popular bay area amusement park caught on camera. the news starts...

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fly separately. that's nextonnbcbayareanews. whoare these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> it is the nissan rogue play of the day. take on the unexpected with nissan's available intelligence safety shield technologies. innovation that excites. this might excite you. third quarter jared goff, todd gurley. 53 yards' worth of excitement. the rams improve to 3-1. and they win 35-30. over the dallas cowboys. 49ers' next opponent, the colts, visiting the seahawks right here on nbc. third quarter, jacoby brissett gets stripped. so brisset gets stripped and bobby wagner recovers the fumble and scores a 21-yard touchdown. seahawks score two defensive touchdowns in this game. they win 46-18. look at the nfc west standings. the ram

fly separately. that's next on nbc bay area news. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> it is the nissan rogue play...

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editionofnbcbayareanewsdueto sunday night football. we begin with a call to action in the east bay that ended in more than a dozen arrests. protesters say it was an act of civil disobedience, but the owners of the business who say they're muslim feel they're being targeted. they accuse the activists of robbery. this story new tonight. live in oakland tonight with the details. good evening, sergio. >> reporter: good evening, vicky. those activists tell us they came to this shop because they say they have undercover video of conditions that they say are cruel for animals. it is a slaughter house. animals are killed here. the owners of the shop originally from yemen say they don't understand why they're being targeted by these activists. in video that direct action everywhere shared with us, they plainly show activists taking animals from the shop. this is a lamb. activists say they took it to an undisclosed veterinarian for care. they took a rabbit and a quail. you can see in this video, a police officer confronted one of the activists. >> i feel like that. i'm telling you you do

edition of nbc bay area news due to sunday night football. we begin with a call to action in the east bay that ended in more than a dozen arrests. protesters say it was an act of civil disobedience, but the owners of the business who say they're muslim feel they're being targeted. they accuse the activists of robbery. this story new tonight. live in oakland tonight with the details. good evening, sergio. >> reporter: good evening, vicky. those activists tell us they came to this shop...

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client will be a model parolee and be off parole within two years. dansheneman,nbcnews. >>>now to a developing story overseas. hundreds have been injured after a controversial vote in spain. the catalonia region voted today for independence. but the spanish government declared the referendum illegal. nearly 800 people were injured when police moved in to shut down polling booths. world leaders criticized the spanish government for its response. catalan officials say most of the 2 million people who voted want to break from spain. it's unclear whether catalonia will be able to declare its independence. >>> another day of protests across the nfl. and for the first time since a message by president trump sparked controversy, as you can see the 49ers showed their stance before the game. several players took a knee during the national anthem. the team sent out a statement saying that the goal of the demonstration was to inspire unity. you might recall it was former 49er colin kaepernick who started the protest movement during national anthems last season. we're going to have much more on

client will be a model parolee and be off parole within two years. dan sheneman, nbc news. >>> now to a developing story overseas. hundreds have been injured after a controversial vote in spain. the catalonia region voted today for independence. but the spanish government declared the referendum illegal. nearly 800 people were injured when police moved in to shut down polling booths. world leaders criticized the spanish government for its response. catalan officials say most of the 2...

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thatnewsconferenceto you live hereonnbcbayarea with a number of officials you had the napa county supervisor as well as cal fire as well as the sheriff's department here talking about where things stand and really not much has changed, guys. we know it's still at 0% containment and the number of vac00 wees and the structures threatened, they don't know that. they're making sure that folks are safe. that's the number one issue here. in fact, here is that napa county supervisor emphasizing that point during the news conference. >> this is not a fire that we are facing from a fire -- from a fire fighting standpoint right now. this remains life safety. same as yesterday, we are working on evacuations, making sure that the scenes are secure and that people are staying away from the danger zone and allowing our -- >> reporter: when it comes to those evacuation orders, like she mention, they have been wide spread here in napa county, specifically in the montecito area to atlas peak. also, as we reported this morning, some of the evacuations extended to solano county and fairfield,

that news conference to you live here on nbc bay area with a number of officials you had the napa county supervisor as well as cal fire as well as the sheriff's department here talking about where things stand and really not much has changed, guys. we know it's still at 0% containment and the number of vac00 wees and the structures threatened, they don't know that. they're making sure that folks are safe. that's the number one issue here. in fact, here is that napa county supervisor...

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those meetings either at 1:00 p.m. or 6:00 p.m. today. live in santarosa,nbcbayareanews. >>and there is good news on the fire fight containment numbers on all fires in the north bay are up. right now, the atlas fire is 83% contained. saying that 92% while the nunn, redwood, and pocket fire are all above 73%. the death toll stands at 42 people. >>> well, we saw from pete's report those aerial shots of the neighborhoods devastated by the wild fires. cal fire now putting out more information, an updated map, to show the burn areas and importantly, the status of a lot of folks homes. you can look here and this is the whole map by cal fire as you zoom out though, you can see that there are areas here, sonoma, some of the areas that we talked about in the fire fight, glenn ellen over here. this is the oak ridge neighborhood, or the oakmont neighborhood where i was about a week and a half ago along the park. you see calistoga largely untouched. as you go in, you can see how many homes were destroyed in these fires. folks are able to click on each of the individual addresses. t

those meetings either at 1:00 p.m. or 6:00 p.m. today. live in santa rosa, nbc bay area news. >> and there is good news on the fire fight containment numbers on all fires in the north bay are up. right now, the atlas fire is 83% contained. saying that 92% while the nunn, redwood, and pocket fire are all above 73%. the death toll stands at 42 people. >>> well, we saw from pete's report those aerial shots of the neighborhoods devastated by the wild fires. cal fire now putting out...

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communities. i'm stephenstock,nbcbayareanews. >>and if you have a story for our investigative unit, give us a call. that number 1-888-996-tips or send an e-mail to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. >>> happening today, the hit and run suspect accused of critically injuring a san francisco police officer is expected in court. meanwhile, there is encouraging signs this morning of the officer's condition is starting to improve. san francisco police chief bill scott says 32-year-old officer is still in critical condition, but he should eventually recover from his injuries. friends say he attends law school, drums in a band and even teach teaches martial arts. >> always willing to show new people techniques. embark knowledge and spar with them. generally is a cool person to have on the matt. >> reporter: >> he was patrolling on a bike when police say the suspect marquise johnson ran him over while trying to leave the scene. johnson will answer to attempted murder along with other charges. >>> investigators are still releasing few details about a sexual assault case involving students at

communities. i'm stephen stock, nbc bay area news. >> and if you have a story for our investigative unit, give us a call. that number 1-888-996-tips or send an e-mail to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. >>> happening today, the hit and run suspect accused of critically injuring a san francisco police officer is expected in court. meanwhile, there is encouraging signs this morning of the officer's condition is starting to improve. san francisco police chief bill scott says 32-year-old...

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. reporting live here in san francisco. bobredell,nbcbayareanews. >>we will be certainly following this case. a lot of people are talking about it. thank you. >> that's right. as you mentioned, we'll continue to cover every single detail from this trial. our team will also be posting updates at nbcbayarea.com and on our facebook and twitter feeds. you can download the nbc bay area app. we'll send you notifications when warranted. >>> now turning to your blow climate forecast. the calender might read october, but it surely feels like summer outside. the bay area preparing for tachikaras in the 80s and possibly 90s tomorrow. >> a live look outside. see san francisco, san jose, richmond, san rafael. tracking the heat up. it's going to be pretty hot. >> i think we will. and we are going to closely watch some of those records in the north bay today. but most of us stay under those record highs. as we take a live look outside over at san francisco all clear here. do not expect any fog. or any of that marine layer that will help cool us off. so as we look at where we are headed and our high te

. reporting live here in san francisco. bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> we will be certainly following this case. a lot of people are talking about it. thank you. >> that's right. as you mentioned, we'll continue to cover every single detail from this trial. our team will also be posting updates at nbcbayarea.com and on our facebook and twitter feeds. you can download the nbc bay area app. we'll send you notifications when warranted. >>> now turning to your blow climate...

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of more than 1,000 passengers. here at sfo, bobredell,nbcbayareanews. >>thanks so much, bob. well, continuing coverage of the murder trial for the man accused of killing kate sometime. opening statements began yesterday. for hours, jose garcia zarate sat quietly in court listening through translation, showing little reaction to descriptions of how kate steinle died back in 2015. in the meantime, closed her eyes, wiped away tears. the defense painted the case of an accidental weapon discharge. the prosecution contypes zarate fired that gun deliberately. >> he's not interested in admits he was there. eventually he does and he talks and that's where he tells them what happened. what happened was an accident. >> today is about the steinle family and the incredible resolve these shown through this entire process. we're going to do everything we can to bring this family justice. >> reporter: kate's father jim gave tearful questions. the defense declined to ask any questions. we have a crew in the room right now. >> a man is shot and killed in antioch. police are looking for his ki

of more than 1,000 passengers. here at sfo, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> thanks so much, bob. well, continuing coverage of the murder trial for the man accused of killing kate sometime. opening statements began yesterday. for hours, jose garcia zarate sat quietly in court listening through translation, showing little reaction to descriptions of how kate steinle died back in 2015. in the meantime, closed her eyes, wiped away tears. the defense painted the case of an accidental weapon...

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hive in santa rosa. petesuratos,nbcbayareanews. >>thank you, pete. stanford university is investigating the another on-campus rape case. university's department of public safety reports the alleged rape took place on the east side of campus sometime after midnight in the early hours of monday morning. law enforcement says the victim and suspect knew each other but didn't divulge the circumstances surrounding the attack. it's not clear if officers have arrested the suspect. >>> we're still waiting to find out the identity of the driver who died in a fiery crash while driving on the wrong way on 880 in in fremont. this is the scene that was left behind. the chp says the wrong way driver crashed into the center divide and that's when the car burst into flames killing the driver. it happened a little after 2:00 a.m. in northbound lanes. >> police in san jose are looking for the driver and passenger jeras of a toyota camry that crashed no a semi. everyone in the camry took off running. the truck driver stayed and cooperated with police. >>> an oakland police officer is in a hos

hive in santa rosa. pete suratos, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, pete. stanford university is investigating the another on-campus rape case. university's department of public safety reports the alleged rape took place on the east side of campus sometime after midnight in the early hours of monday morning. law enforcement says the victim and suspect knew each other but didn't divulge the circumstances surrounding the attack. it's not clear if officers have arrested the suspect....

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nbcnewsisstaying on top of the story and so are we. >> a federal court in washington is barring president trump from changing the policy on transgender people serving in the military fl an hour ago a judge announced that transgender members of the military who have sued were likely to win their lawsuits. so the presidents changes will not be allowed. the president announced in august he intended to prevent transgender troops from serving saying their care is too expensive. >> turning to your microclimate forecast, fall. you can finally feel it in the air, some parts of the bay area saw some drizzle this morning and later this week we are getting some rain. >> take a look right now in san francisco, you can see the trans america building there, a cooler day in the area. you've been tracking it. what are we expecting today? >> the clouds are starting to break apart. we're getting more sunshine, still some cool temperatures as we get a look outside at the outer sunset and now little bit of sunshine and concord, all clear skies and temperatures in the lower 60s, slightly warmer for

nbc news is staying on top of the story and so are we. >> a federal court in washington is barring president trump from changing the policy on transgender people serving in the military fl an hour ago a judge announced that transgender members of the military who have sued were likely to win their lawsuits. so the presidents changes will not be allowed. the president announced in august he intended to prevent transgender troops from serving saying their care is too expensive. >>...

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. reporting live, anserhassan,nbcbayareanews. >>all right. thank you, anser. >>> now safeway san francisco turned into a crime scene overnight. an employee stabbed outside of the grocery store in the quiet richmond district. we brought you this story as breaking news on "today in the bay." pete suratos has more on the scene. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you guys back in the newsroom. and the information that we're getting this morning from san francisco police is that this all started with the suspect shop lifted inside of this safeway in the richmond district. that leading to an altercation with a store clerk, stepping in trying to do the right thing, but eventually gets stabbed in the process. we have video of sfpd on the scene. they were processing the scene after it took place roughly around 12:30 a.m. we're talking about the safeway in the richmond district at 7th avenue and cabrillo. according to sfpd, they say the suspect got into this physical altercation with the clerk and in the process the suspect's dog bites the clerk in several areas of the clerk's body, includ

. reporting live, anser hassan, nbc bay area news. >> all right. thank you, anser. >>> now safeway san francisco turned into a crime scene overnight. an employee stabbed outside of the grocery store in the quiet richmond district. we brought you this story as breaking news on "today in the bay." pete suratos has more on the scene. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you guys back in the newsroom. and the information that we're getting this morning from san...

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continue to followbreakingnewsthismorning from livermore. these are live picturesofnbcbayarea sky ranger overhead. take a look livermore police are present, school is on lock down. we see officers with guns drawn. >> this is something we have been following for a bit. you can see there police officers there are combing the area around the school. we have seen a large police presence throughout the campus there. we did see that the campus sent out a text alert, an emergency tenth alert telling all students to stay in place. i have been getting tweets, looks like a student that says an alarm has been blaring for 45 minutes on campus, other than that complete silence in the classrooms. that was from a tweet from what i assume is a student at the college right now. >> and looks like they have a couple, we don't know if they are students, but have them on the ground. we don't know what the call was originally. but officers from the livermore police department certainly out there in full force right now. they have the guns drawn and peering into that building right there. los positao in

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sonoma thomjensennbcbayareanews. >>thank you thom. >>> not just where thom is there is lots of communities evacuated. mandatory evacuations in place for parts of geyserville, including the vineyard club area, the entire town of cal stog an and pant parts of santa rosa. the city of sonoma remains under advisory evacuation people living in the eastern of sonoma valley around lovele road have been told to get out. despite overwhelming devastation many are thankful even though they lost everything. >> jenny at watters and her husband, some of the images coming out of sunday night and early monday morning, hours before jenny had given birth to a little by jackson, her husband matt tried to race back to the home but was turned away because of the flames. he knew their house was lost. >> we're dealing with the fact that the enabled is burning down. and you know we open up the wend i'm trying to see the neighborhood from the hospital room. and as that's happening we can see the fires getting close and see the mobile home park go up in the flames from the window. and it's right here rig

sonoma thom jensen nbc bay area news. >> thank you thom. >>> not just where thom is there is lots of communities evacuated. mandatory evacuations in place for parts of geyserville, including the vineyard club area, the entire town of cal stog an and pant parts of santa rosa. the city of sonoma remains under advisory evacuation people living in the eastern of sonoma valley around lovele road have been told to get out. despite overwhelming devastation many are thankful even though...

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congress turns more democratic in 2018. in san francisco, scottbudman,nbcbayareanews. >>thank you, scott. you should know scott has been covering the story all day. here is the picture he tweeted out earlier some of the protectsers getting creativity. for more check out his feed. >>> as expected, another hot day in the bay area. record breaking heat in fact. here is live look at the golden gate in san francisco. boasting higher temperatures than las vegas today. >> that's a big deal. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri shows where the records are set and what happens tomorrow. >> and the officials high right now show that in santa rosa we reached 93. a new record besting the ofltd 92. oakland also at 92. old report set back in 1959. .o#wijç)xó'l8ksfc the reason why was it was so warm. the dry off shore wind out of the east 10 to 1-mile-per-hour. that stopped the ocean breeze. also brought low humidity and fire danger increasing. a key change in the wind tomorrow. watch as we advance, the winds turns more out of the north. slight ocean breeze coming out of the north. half moon ba

congress turns more democratic in 2018. in san francisco, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, scott. you should know scott has been covering the story all day. here is the picture he tweeted out earlier some of the protectsers getting creativity. for more check out his feed. >>> as expected, another hot day in the bay area. record breaking heat in fact. here is live look at the golden gate in san francisco. boasting higher temperatures than las vegas today. >>...

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night away from home. >> okay, so it's a house, but we're alive. >> morganratford,nbcnews, santarosa, california. >>> the expulsion of harvey weinstein from the motion picture of arts and sciences. the board voted to remove him late today as new allegations of sexual harassment emerged. we get the latest from anne thompson. >> reporter: few courted and coveted oscars like harvey weinstein, today the academy kicked him out. the board of governors voting overwhelmingly to expel the once powerful and feared producer. saying the willful ignorance and predatory behavior in our industry is over. >> was there an element of pay back that's possible here? >> there is a huge element of pay back for the years of -- not only the sexual abuse against women which is horrible, but also the emotional abuse that he sort of yielded willy-nilly on this industry. >> the latest actress eva green. she claims weinstein was inappropriate during a business meeting in paris. telling "variety" i had to push him off. i got away without it going further, but the experience left me shocked and disgusted. in

night away from home. >> okay, so it's a house, but we're alive. >> morgan ratford, nbc news, santa rosa, california. >>> the expulsion of harvey weinstein from the motion picture of arts and sciences. the board voted to remove him late today as new allegations of sexual harassment emerged. we get the latest from anne thompson. >> reporter: few courted and coveted oscars like harvey weinstein, today the academy kicked him out. the board of governors voting...

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, fueling hope that johnson was still alive. a senior congressional aidetellsnbcnewstheambush stemmed in part from a massive intelligence failure. congress now demanding more information on counterterrorism missions across africa. >> you've got to have a balance here. you've got to keep us informed so we can make good decisions about do we want a thousand soldiers in niger. and if we don't want them, the way to deal with it is to cut off funding. >> there are roughly 800 u.s. mull tear personnel in niger, most building a new drone base which will serve as the drone hub across the continent. the commander of u.s. forces in africa told congress earlier this year he had only a kwourter of the reconnaissance flights he needed and that impacts the readiness of his africa mission. >> so the readiness of the airplanes has gotten better, but when pu go from 12 to six the capacity is cut in half and the impact is we've got to do a better job coordinating and sharing assets because the africanen continent is extremely large. >> the senate armed services committee is set to meet next wee

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demands for change getting louder as each woman speaks out. stevepatterson,nbcnews, hollywood.>>> president trump turned up the pressure on republicans to come up with a tax reform package today saying he wants an overhaul plan on his desk by thanksgiving. nbc's kelly o'donnell with the latest. >> reporter: the president to his virginia golf club, not long after the motorcade was rolling back, president trump turned to business, by dialing into a house republican's conference call. a sunday strategy session on tax cuts. on the same page, with a pep talk for majority leader mitch mckobl. >> we're going to score a accomplishment here on tax reform in the very near future. >> reporter: legislative wins have been elusive. the president claimed past defeats are leveraged now in an interview with fox business. >> i will say the fact that health care is difficult, the republicans to want get it done. >> reporter: going to congress, the president heads to capitol hill tuesday to join gop senators for a private session. despite his pattern of in your face swipes at those very lawmaker

demands for change getting louder as each woman speaks out. steve patterson, nbc news, hollywood. >>> president trump turned up the pressure on republicans to come up with a tax reform package today saying he wants an overhaul plan on his desk by thanksgiving. nbc's kelly o'donnell with the latest. >> reporter: the president to his virginia golf club, not long after the motorcade was rolling back, president trump turned to business, by dialing into a house republican's...

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6:00. >>> tonight, was it asetup?nbcnewslearningthe emerging theory at the pentagon about that deadly ambush in niger as a widow makes an emotional appeal for answers. >>> your retirement money. the president weighs in on a possible plan to change 401(k)s. >>> secret settlement. a bombshell new report about bill o'reilly and allegations of sexual misconduct. o'reilly now responding. >>> jfk assassination files could be released within days. what will they reveal? >>> building the wall. our team at the border. the first look at what it could look like. >>> sounding the alarm about the number one killer of firefighters in america. >> i have kidney cancer. >> i have brain cancer. >> there's no cure for it. >> stricken by a danger they can't see as departments order major changes. >>> and medal of honor for a hero who risked his own life to save so many others. also tonight, why the world series could be a record-breaker. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt." >>> good evening to our viewers in the west. next news learned that the four americans killed in the a

6:00. >>> tonight, was it a setup? nbc news learning the emerging theory at the pentagon about that deadly ambush in niger as a widow makes an emotional appeal for answers. >>> your retirement money. the president weighs in on a possible plan to change 401(k)s. >>> secret settlement. a bombshell new report about bill o'reilly and allegations of sexual misconduct. o'reilly now responding. >>> jfk assassination files could be released within days. what will...

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apologizes most sincerely." >>> and mark halperin, a senior political analystfornbcnewsandmsnbc is acknowledging that he engaged in inappropriate behavior around women he worked with while he was with abc news over a decade ago. it comes after five women told cnn that halperin sexually harassed them during his time as a senior political journalist at abc. in a statement, he apologized for his behavior. msnbc has issued the following statement, "we find the story and the allegations very troubling. mark halperin is leaving his role as a contributor until the questions around his past conduct are fully understood." >>> president trump has signed a $36 million emergency aid bill which includes relief money for puerto rico. among democrats, growing calls for an investigation into how a small company landed the largest government contract to restore the island's power. now that company is apologizing for feuding with an official who questioned the deal. nbc's gabe gutierrez is in san juan with more. >> reporter: it's now been more than five weeks since maria slammed into puerto rico, an

apologizes most sincerely." >>> and mark halperin, a senior political analyst for nbc news and msnbc is acknowledging that he engaged in inappropriate behavior around women he worked with while he was with abc news over a decade ago. it comes after five women told cnn that halperin sexually harassed them during his time as a senior political journalist at abc. in a statement, he apologized for his behavior. msnbc has issued the following statement, "we find the story and the...

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haunted house into a college degree. >>> thisisnbc"nightlynews" withlester holt. >> good evening. and welcome to our viewers in the west. the first shoes dropped today in the federal investigation surrounding the trump campaign and whether there was collusion with russia. the indictments of former campaign chairman paul manafort and his right-hand man rick gates centering on allegations of money laundering and tax fraud and not on their roles in the campaign. at the end of the day it may be the separate plea bargain deal made public today between the feds and a former trump campaign adviser that gets us closer to the heart of the russian influence question. our justice correspondent pete williams has details. >> reporter: paul manafort, former trump campaign chairman, is now a criminal defendant, accused of hiding millions in foreign consulting fees to avoid paying taxes and failing to register as a foreign lobbyist. robert mueller's prosecutors say manafort and his business partner and right-hand man in the campaign, rick gates, earned more than $75 million from 2006 to 2015 lob

haunted house into a college degree. >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. and welcome to our viewers in the west. the first shoes dropped today in the federal investigation surrounding the trump campaign and whether there was collusion with russia. the indictments of former campaign chairman paul manafort and his right-hand man rick gates centering on allegations of money laundering and tax fraud and not on their roles in the campaign. at...

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, fallout fromthenbcnewsexclusivethat has rocketed across washington. rex tillerson's boiling point. sources say the secretary of state was on the verge of resigning. so frustrated he even referred to president trump as a moron. >>> and a new tropical threat. a potential hurricane taking aim at the gulf. >>> "nightly news" begins right now. >>> las vegas mass shooting. this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt, reporting tonight from las vegas. >>> good evening, everyone. thank you for being with us on this wednesday evening. behind me those blown-out windows high up in the mandalay bay hotel are hard to miss on this end of the vegas strip. a thankfully temporary reminder of the 11 minutes of cold-blooded violence here just three nights ago. tonight, a new piece of video taken just below the hotel as the gunfire erupted. it was captured by a cab driver in the taxi queue at the mandalay bay as the shots rang out, capturing an eerie calm among confused hotel guests, and then the panic of fleeing concertgoers. 11 minutes in which lives were abruptly ended or forever altered. >>

, fallout from the nbc news exclusive that has rocketed across washington. rex tillerson's boiling point. sources say the secretary of state was on the verge of resigning. so frustrated he even referred to president trump as a moron. >>> and a new tropical threat. a potential hurricane taking aim at the gulf. >>> "nightly news" begins right now. >>> las vegas mass shooting. this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt, reporting tonight from las...

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las vegas? and tonight is the nra opening the door to a ban on bumpstocks?nbcnewsexclusivesays president ump was furious at his secretary of state after our report about rex tillerson referring to the president as a moron. a showdown inside the white house. >>> americans ambushed, overwhelmed by islamic milita s militants, three green berets killed. >>> a congressman who pressured his mistress to get an abortion. >>> eyes off the road. a startling development about technology behind the wheel. nightly news begins now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. >> good evening and thank you for being with us tonight. the horror and intensity of last sunday night's attack in las vegas seen in snippets of video up to this point is coming into sharper focus tonight as yet another new video emerges, this time capturing the entire [ inaudible ] understand why those in the line of fire felt like it went on forever. >> go, go! everybody go! >> we'll take you through more of that video in a moment and what it tells investigator

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leads an all-star tribute for pouerto rico. "nbcnightlynews" beginsright now. good evening to our viewers in the west. thank you for being with us. late today, the gulf coast braces for another possible hurricane. this one is called nate. tropical storm now, threatening to build to hurricane strength before hitting the gulf coast this weekend. posing a major flood danger after leaving nearly two dozen dead across central america. hurricane and tropical storm warnings are posted to night from louisiana to the florida panhandle. our kerry sanders has the latest. >> reporter: nate hit central america as a weak tropical storm, but the impact powerful. in heart-hit nicaragua, up to 15-inch else of rain turns roads like this into rivers. this woman said the storm has left so many children crying, they're hungry and thirsty. in mountainous costa rica major mudslides and wide-spread power outages. thousands now homeless. at least 22 dead, among them two kids swept away in fast-rising waters. hurricane warning now in place for parts of louisiana, mississippi and alabama. in new orleans, a

leads an all-star tribute for pouerto rico. "nbc nightly news" begins right now. good evening to our viewers in the west. thank you for being with us. late today, the gulf coast braces for another possible hurricane. this one is called nate. tropical storm now, threatening to build to hurricane strength before hitting the gulf coast this weekend. posing a major flood danger after leaving nearly two dozen dead across central america. hurricane and tropical storm warnings are posted to...

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today, tuesday, october 10, 2017. >>>fromnbcnewsthisis "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning. welcome to "today." 7:00 a.m. on the west coast. glad to have you with us on a tuesday morning, and we are starting our show out west today. >> that's right. it's our top story. those wildfires that are now consuming parts of california. >> more than two dozen burning in all, and they're being blamed now for at least 11 deaths. that is a number that officials do expect to rise. >> so among the 1,500 homes and businesses that have already been destroyed, several wineries in napa and sonoma, governor jerry brown quickly declaring states of emergency in those counties and in six others. >> take a look at this. it really shows the scale of devastation. these are before and after images from a neighborhood near downtown santa rosa. before and then the aftermath. nbc's joe fryer is live there for us this morning. joe, good morning to you. >> savannah, good morning. as you can see, smoke filling the air neighborhood after n

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17th, 2017. >> announcer:fromnbcnews, thisis "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning, everybody. it's tuesday morning, and we're glad to have you with us this morning. >> it's a busy tuesday morning. we have a lot to get to, starting with president trump sounding off on a number of issues that are facing his administration. >> he's also igniting a new controversy with former presidents and gold star families. we've got two reports, and we'll start with nbc's chief white house correspondent, hallie jackson, who is on the hill for us this morning. hi, halley, good morning. >> reporter: today the president may have even more to talk about at another news conference after that surprise show of solidarity with mitch mcconnell in the rose garden. it seemed meant partly to show there is no family feud inside the republican party. but now new comments from one of the senate's most familiar faces make for a real rebuke of the president at a time when the gop needs every lawmaker it can get to get something done. overnight, o

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president families of the fallentellingnbcnewstheconversations with the of the fallen american are private. it's escalating president >> i think i've called every family. as far as other you he get a call from obama. >> in tuesday, mr. trump invoking chief of staff was white house correspondent nbc kelly but were sitting with michelle obama's table. it this claim on zblond you look at president obama and other presidents, most make calls, a lot of them t make >> biden defending his old boss. >> i spent every christmas when i was there at look, we, i can't explain trump. >> the president is disputi manycongresswoman es saying totally mentira lo he was criticized about not making public statements abo the four that were killed sooner. the white house says they receive detailed dijeron info from the until october 12th vetting el 12 of the infor not completed until monday. de matt, savannah. >> all right kristen thank you. >>> the count down lawmakers are facing a mass to do. >> good morning sign of hill, the might bipartisan deal low-income americans afford their obamacare insurance.

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. >> exclusive clip fromanewdocumentaryis involved in that, our next hour. first, this is "today"onnbc. >>>you really doing birthdays? >> yeah, well, i am. hopefully i'll do it with a clean read. no thanks to your help. >> a lot of pressure. >> we'll get to that in a minute. bring on the smucker's jars, everyone. first up, happy 100th birthday to george campbell. a world war ii vet from point pleasure, new jersey. according to george, there's no better way to travel than to set sail on a cruise ship. caroline carter of front royal, virginia. not front royal, as matt told me ten seconds before air. it is not a french enclave. it is a lovely location in virginia. 100-year-old birthday. she'll be surrounded by love this birthday. caroline has eight grandkids, 19 great grandkids. that is a productive family. happy 100th birthday to knight, a retired carpenter from miami. he enjoys traveling and went on a cruise to the panama canal. so cool to be there. muriel celebrating 1-0-0. secret to longevity, a glass of wine every night. hoda, kathie lee, they'll be living to 300. robert bryant of m

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full capacity. law enforcement officialstellnbcnewsthealleged gunman is 64-year-old stephen paddock. our investigations team on the ground here working overtime to get as much position as possible, getting in those first images of the alleged shooter, stephen paddock, 64 years old. and more pertinent to the investigation, the first images of that hotel room that police stormed to find a deceased shooter as they went in. that double-sided window, you can't open the windows up there, shot out as he fired on the crowd below. that will be the focus of the investigation moving forward here in las vegas. back to you, matt and savannah. >> steve patterson, thank you. our orlando affiliate just spoke with the gunman's brother. nbc's pete williams has more on that and what we're learning about this shooter. pete, good morning again. >> reporter: that comes as authorities are now searching the home of stephen paddock and 82 miles away in mesquite, nevada, a retirement community, the sun city retirement community which is a cluster of homes around the golf course. authorities said he's

full capacity. law enforcement officials tell nbc news the alleged gunman is 64-year-old stephen paddock. our investigations team on the ground here working overtime to get as much position as possible, getting in those first images of the alleged shooter, stephen paddock, 64 years old. and more pertinent to the investigation, the first images of that hotel room that police stormed to find a deceased shooter as they went in. that double-sided window, you can't open the windows up there, shot...

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intelligence failure? this morning latest fromannbcnewsinvestigation.>>> all that, plus bill o'reilly's reported $32 million payout to a sexual harassment accuser. >>> elon musk's dream of high-speed underground travel takes a big step forward. ♪ can't stop the feeling >>> and it's official -- >> you're doing halftime at the super bowl? you'll do halftime. >> the announcement that has justin timberlake and his fans jumping for joy "today," monday, october 23rd, 2017. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> and good morning, everyone. welcome to "today" on this monday morning. thank you for joining us. hoda's in for savannah. good to have you here. >> that's the perfect way to announce that you're going to be performing at the super bowl. jumping and down with jimmy fallon. >> with jimmy fallon. yeah. it's going to be a lot of fun. by the way, last week we had that headline, houston we have a problem. houston has a series and new york has a problem. it was a long weekend. we'll talk abou

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. >>> good morning, tippedoff?nbcnewshaslearned the american soldiers killed in niger were likely set up. who did it and why? >>> her story, the american woman held hostage by taliban linked extremists gives her first interview sie her family's rescue. why she says she decided to have children in captivity and what she's now revealing about their harrowing five-year ordeal. >>> southern storms, severe weather including possible tornadoes cuts a trail of destruction across the carolinas. out west a record setting heat wave is sparking new wildfire fears and al is tracking it all. those stories plus the women of accused of murdering kim jong n jong-un's half brother return to the scene of the crime. >> speaking out about harvey weinstein. >> he's got to face justice. he's got to face what he done. >> that's what friends are for. one runner's heart warming sacrifice to help his teammate cross the finish line, tuesday, october 24th, 2017. >> from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning, welcome to

. >>> good morning, tipped off? nbc news has learned the american soldiers killed in niger were likely set up. who did it and why? >>> her story, the american woman held hostage by taliban linked extremists gives her first interview sie her family's rescue. why she says she decided to have children in captivity and what she's now revealing about their harrowing five-year ordeal. >>> southern storms, severe weather including possible tornadoes cuts a trail of...

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behind the wheel today, friday, october 27th, 2017. >>fromnbcnews, thisis "today," with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> hi, everybody. good morning. thank you so much for joining us on a friday morning. matt has the day off. got willie pitching in. >> good to be with you, savannah. history buffs having a field day with some, not all, but some of the jfk assassination files. we'll go through some of those. >>> let's start with the breaking news in the north korean crisis. the regime threatening more tests, while defense secretary james mattis is visiting the region. the president will head their next week. lots to get to, so let's get to richard engel, in seoul for us this morning. hi, richard. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. president trump is headed here next week on a major foreign trip. he is not coming here alone. he will be accompanied by a large u.s. military presence. so expect tensions between the u.s. and north korea to rise. in what is seen as a precursor to president trump's upcoming trip to asia, james ma

behind the wheel today, friday, october 27th, 2017. >> from nbc news, this is "today," with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> hi, everybody. good morning. thank you so much for joining us on a friday morning. matt has the day off. got willie pitching in. >> good to be with you, savannah. history buffs having a field day with some, not all, but some of the jfk assassination files. we'll go through some of those....

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defense. "today," saturday, october 28th, 2017. >>fromnbcnews, thisis "today" with sheinelle jones, craig melvin, and dylan dreyer, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning, welcome to "today," and thank you for joining us on this saturday morning. i'm sheinelle jones. >> glad to have you with us, i'm craig melvin. dylan dreyer is here, as well. hard to believe we're talking about the possibility of a tropical storm for the northeast this late in the year. i know you're tracking it. you'll have the latest in a bit. >> hurricane season does go for a little bit longer. but still, the fact that we could see the impacts of a tropical system is interesting -- >> we'll get to that coming up in a moment. >>> let's begin this morning with some breaking news overnight. a report that a major step sfrd has been taken -- forward has been taken into robert mueller's investigation into the meddling in the 2016 election. kelly o'donnell this morning with more. >> reporter: good morning. so many unresolved questions about russia's extent of interference in the 2016 campaign and wh

defense. "today," saturday, october 28th, 2017. >> from nbc news, this is "today" with sheinelle jones, craig melvin, and dylan dreyer, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning, welcome to "today," and thank you for joining us on this saturday morning. i'm sheinelle jones. >> glad to have you with us, i'm craig melvin. dylan dreyer is here, as well. hard to believe we're talking about the possibility of a tropical storm for the...